Sentence examples for prey to pay from inspiring English sources

Companies like Uber and Lyft shouldn't be prey to pay to play from taxi medallion owners.

They prey on those forced to pay the highest premiums – young drivers – by offering cheap deals online and in person by the roadside, in restaurants and cafés and even on university campuses.

In addition, students need to avoid high interest credit cards that prey on college students to pay for college expenses.

Informal businesses have lower wages, lower growth rates, poorer safety records, tend not to pay taxes and are prey to corruption.

To clinch its prey without issuing equity might require Williams to pay as much as $45 a share.

Ms. Blanchfield said Miguel and other day workers are sometimes prey to employers who hire them but fail to pay them.

This novel way of raising funds represents a growing trend and is certainly effective – but does it prey on desperate unemployed young people and give unfair advantages to those whose families can afford to pay?

A new study reveals that insects and other prey prefer the stylish silk to more humdrum netting, but that predators, too, are more likely to pay a visit.

If perpetrators are made to pay a professional cost, their influence will wane, depriving them of further opportunities to prey on women.

Generally, insurers are seen as clever hucksters who prey on insecurity and ignorance to sell people what they don't need at prices they shouldn't have to pay.

He accuses the firms of preying on the vulnerable, creating a "quiet crisis" for thousands of households left with debts they are unable to pay off.